Problem with rear Brakes
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Year: 1994
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Problem with rear Brakes
Hi all, I replaced my rear brakes and bled them but they still do not work right. The wheel cylinders seem to be working but just not enough. A friend of mine said the drums may be worn out (I don't believe that myself) but before I go and get new drums I wanted some opinions. I am leaning towards the master cylinder myself so what does everyone else think? Thanks...Tj
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Hi all, I replaced my rear brakes and bled them but they still do not work right. The wheel cylinders seem to be working but just not enough. A friend of mine said the drums may be worn out (I don't believe that myself) but before I go and get new drums I wanted some opinions. I am leaning towards the master cylinder myself so what does everyone else think? Thanks...Tj
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Look at possible trash in the proportioning valve. If you still have good front brakes then the MC is prolly OK.
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